Mobile-friendly web pages and forms
First things first, your website has to be just as impactful and imposing when viewed on a mobile device, as it is when viewed on a desktop. If your website isn’t optimized for mobile viewing, you are likely to lose out on the 61% of consumers who prefer making a purchase from a mobile-friendly website.
In addition to this, ensure that all your forms are also optimized for mobile viewing. If they aren’t scaled for size, are too long or simply take up too much time and space, your lead is likely to lose interest. The same is true if your form fields are too small and difficult to click on. So, make the experience smooth to improve engagement and nudge prospects to sign up for more information, or better yet, make a purchase.
Apart from the obvious benefit of lead generation, in the long run, making your website captivating on a mobile device will also improve your SEO performance and credibility.
Communication that packs a punch
When you’re working on website copy, you may spend a lot of time explaining the relevance of your services, your commitment to quality, etc. However, remember that whether it is general information or more importantly, a Call-To-Action (CTA), a mobile’s screen is much smaller than that of a standard laptop or desktop. On a desktop, a visitor can scan the screen and pick out the most relevant pieces of information. However, on a mobile screen, they have to view the content in order, starting right at the top. What does this mean? The most important communication has to come first. Also, to prevent an information overload, from a visual standpoint, all your copy must be as crisp as possible. You want the information to be helpful in steering a potential customer towards a purchase rather than being distracting.
Remember, those consuming content on mobile devices are usually multitasking. They’re probably waiting for their Uber driver, taking a quick break in between Zoom meetings or browsing while waiting in a queue. So, you have a limited window to make an impact.
Simple copy, clear CTAs and good design will help you create a funnel where visitors are led towards conversion. Simultaneously, it will minimize the possibility of a lead dropping off the website because he/she is overwhelmed, confused or finds the whole endeavor tedious.